南zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • nán měi tǐ zhòng yì xiǎo de liè niǎo， xíng sì 'ān chún dàn yǔ píng xiōng niǎo yòu qīn yuán。
    heavy-bodied small-winged South American game bird resembling a gallinaceous bird but related to the ratite birds.
  • měi guó xī nán bù shā mò zhōng de cāng bái sè de xiǎo xiǎng wěi shé； shēn tǐ yǐ s xíng qū xiàn yí dòng。
    small pale-colored desert rattlesnake of southwestern United States; body moves in an S-shaped curve.
  • xiá gǔ huò pái shuǐ gōu， yóu zhǐ zài nán yà
    A ravine or gully, especially in southern Asia.
  • nán fēi hé 'ào zhōu yī zhǒng lèi sì yú máo fā de guàn mù， lán sè fàng shè xíng lèi sì yú chú jú de huā guān。
    hairy South African or Australian subshrub with blue-rayed daisylike flowers.
  • yòu zhí lì、 duō yè de jīng hé cù shēng de、 wú biān huā de、 huáng sè tóu zhuàng huā xù； shēng zài měi guó xī nán bù cháo shī de dì qū。
    plant with erect leafy stems bearing clusters of rayless yellow flower heads on bent individual stalks; moist regions of southwestern United States.
  • yuè nán qīn lüè jiǎn bù zhài
    Vietnamese Aggression against Cambodia
  • yòu xiāo shòu zhì 'ōu zhōu de chéng yī， yǐ jí xiāo shòu zhì dōng nán yà de rén zào sī wéi jīn。
    The made-up goods for Europe, and the rayon scarves for Southeast Asia.
  • jí liè， wēi lián · hú kè 1855？ － 1937 měi guó yǎn yuán hé jù zuò jiā， tā yīn bǎ 'ā sè · kē nán · duō yī 'ěr de zuò pǐn gǎi biān chéng xì jù 'ér chū míng
    American inventor and manufacturer who developed the safety razor(c.1895) and founded the Gillette Safety Razor Company(1901).
  • dì sì cì fǎn “ wéi jiǎo ” shí gōng nán fēng bù kè， yì rán cǎi qǔ liǎo tuì què bù zhòu， zhōng yú zhuǎn dào dí zhī yòu yì， jí zhōng dōng sháo dì qū， kāi shǐ liǎo yí huáng nán bù de dà shèng zhàng。
    In our fourth counter-campaign, after our attack on Nanfeng had failed, we unhesitatingly withdrew, wheeled round to the enemy's right flank, and reassembled our forces in the area of Tungshao, whereupon we launched our great and victorious battle in southern Yihuang County.
  • dàn shì， 3 yuè 17 rì yè， gá lún suǒ kāng、 liǔ xiá、 xià sū děng pàn luàn tóu mù xié chí dá lài lá má táo lí lā sà， qián wǎng pàn luàn wǔ zhuāng de“ gēn jù dì” shān nán 。
    However, on the evening of March 17, Galoins Surkang, Neuxar and Xaisur and other rebel leaders held the Dalai Lama under duress and carried him away from Lhasa to Shannan, the "base" of the armed rebel forces.
  • yóu yú hóng jūn zhōng yóu mín chéngfèn zhàn liǎo hěn dà de shù liàng hé quán guó tè bié shì nán fāng gè shěng yòu guǎng dà yóu mín qún zhòng de cún zài， jiù zài hóng jūn zhōng chǎn shēng liǎo liú kòu zhù yì de zhèng zhì sī xiǎng。
    The political ideology of roving rebel bands has emerged in the Red Army because the proportion of vagabond elements is large and because there are great masses of vagabonds in China, especially in the southern provinces.
  • 1975 nián 9 yuè 5 rì xiāng gǎng chū bǎn de《 yuǎn dōng jīng jì píng lùn》 suǒ zài《 měi guó zhōng yāng qíng bào jú duì xīzàng de yīn móu》 yī wén jì shù： 1958 nián 5 yuè， shǒu pī shòu měi xùn liàn de liǎng míng tè wù xié dài diàn tái dào pàn luàn tóu mù 'ēn zhū cāng · gōng bù zhā xī shè zài shān nán de zǒng bù yǔ měi guó zhōng yāng qíng bào jú lián xì。
    An article entitled The CIA Tibetan Conspiracy in the Hong Kong-based Far Eastern Economic Review disclosed in its September 5 issue of 1975 that in May 1958, two agents trained by the Americans in the first batch brought a transceiver to the headquarter set up by the rebel leader Anzhugcang Goinbo Zhaxi in Shannan to make contact with the CIA.
  • zài méi yòu shuí bǐ zhè wèi nán fēi bái rén gèng yòu lǐ yóu xìn fèng zhè tiáo gé yán liǎo： dǔ xìn shàng dì， dàn yào bǎo chí huǒ yào gān zào。
    No man was ever more fit than the Afrikaner to hold the motto: Have faith in God but keep your powder dry.
  • yú shì， tā jiù wéi zhēng qǔ nú lì de zì yóu gèng jiā xīn qín dì gōng zuò。 bù jiǔ， nán fāng gè zhōu fā dòng liǎo pàn luàn。
    Then he worked still harder for freedom for the slaves. Soon the Southern States rebelled.
  • yī gè hǎi jiǎo shěng de bái zhǒng rén tǔ zhù， tā shì hé lán yí mín zhě de hòu yì bìng qiě shuō nán fēi gōng yòng hé lán yǔ。
    a white native of Cape Province who is a descendant of Dutch settlers and who speaks Afrikaans.
  • yǐ dì yǔ hé lú sēn bǎo yǔ shì dé yǔ de fēn zhī。 nán fēi hé nán yǔ yuán yú hé lán yǔ。
    Yiddish and Luxem-bourgian are offshoots of German, and Afrikaans is based on Dutch.
  • nán fēi bái rén jù yòu 'ōu zhōu xuè tǒng qiě shǐ yòng nán fēi hé lán yǔ de nán fēi rén， tè zhǐ 17 shì jì hé lán yí mín de hòu dài
    An Afrikaans-speaking South African of European ancestry, especially one descended from17th-century Dutch settlers.
  • nán fēi bái rén de nán fēi bái rén de， huò yǔ nán fēi bái rén yòu guān de
    Of or relating to Afrikaans or Afrikaners.
  • fēi zhōu nán bù de yī zhǒng kāi bái sè zhōng xíng huā de cǎo běn zhí wù。
    southern African herb with white bell-shaped flowers.
  • jūn duì dǎ kuǎ liǎo nán fāng shěng de fǎn pàn。
    The army has crushed the rebellion in the southern province.
  • jūn duì dǎ kuǎ liǎo nán fāng shěng de fǎn pàn。
    The army have crushed the rebellion in the southern province.
  • nán fēi huò yà zhōu yī gè cǎo běn shǔ； fēi zhōu chú jú。
    genus of South African or Asiatic herbs: African daisies.
  • nán fēi yī gè wú jīng duō zhī zhí wù shǔ。
    genus of stemless South African succulents.
  • nán fēi duì lǎo bǎn de chēng hū yòng yǔ。
    S African term for `boss'.
  • nán fēi guǎng bō gōng sī
    South African Broadcasting Corporation,SABC
  • nán fēi zhǒng zú gé lí fǎ
    South African apartheid laws
  • jù bào dǎo nán fāng pàn jūn xiàng fǎ guó zhì zào shào 'ōu gòu liǎo yī zhěng gè jiàn duì de jūn jiàn。
    The rebels are reported to have ordered an entire fleet from French builder.
  • nán fēi de hēi rén rén kǒu
    The Black population of South Africa.
  • fēi zhōu dōng nán bù cǎo yuán de xiǎo líng yáng。
    small plains antelope of southeastern Africa.
  • chǎn yú 'ōu yà dà lù nán bù hé fēi zhōu běi bù。
    of southern Eurasia and northern Africa.
  • yún nán 、 guì zhōu、 gān sù、 guǎng dōng děng shěng de yī xiē jiè dú suǒ， zài guī fàn huà guǎn lǐ fāng miàn chuàng zào liǎo“ zhì liáo yī yuàn huà、 jiào yù xué xiào huà、 huán jìng yuán lín huà、 kāng fù láo dòng huà” de jīng yàn， bèi jiè dú rén yuán chēng wéi“ gào bié dú pǐn de zài shēng zhī suǒ”。
    Endeavoring to realize standardized administration, a number of centers in Yunnan, Guizhou, Gansu and Guangdong provinces have created the experience of "undergoing treatment along hospital lines, offering education along school lines, managing the environment along garden lines and achieving rehabilitation along labor lines," and have been called "places of rebirth where I bade farewell to drugs" by many addicts.
  • nán fēi duō nián shēng měi nián luò yè de duō nián shēng cǎo běn zhí wù de yī gè shǔ。
    deciduous perennial herbs of South Africa.